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Title: Nick Knight (2003) Starring: Rick Springfield, Rif Hutton, Cec Verrell, Craig Richard Nelson, and Davis Roberts Director: Farhad Mann Rating: Unrated Runtime: 92 minutes Avg. Score: 4 Submit Comment Hits: 22

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• Posted on 2008-05-07
  A vampire -cop who would of thought?
  
  I saw this pilot when it came and looked forward to the series. The series was okay. The series Moonlight makes for the bad taste left in one's mouth (no pun intended) for the series Nick Knight became.
  Score: 4
• Posted on 2008-03-30
  You've got to see this one......
  
  I am a H-U-G-E fan of the 'Forever Knight' TV show, and Geraint Wyn Davies. But I also LOVE this version of the movie/pilot. Rick is a wondeful singer, but most people don't know how well he can act too!
  
  There is one scene, where he is walking across his loft with a goblet of blood, and he dips his finger in and drips it into his mouth. Now, this was NOT in the script, he ad libed it because he tought it was something the character would do. It really makes the scene, I love it!
  
  But that just shows how good an actor the man is.
  
  The movie is full of action, adventure and humor. The actors are all good, and the plot is believable. It is well worth seeing. And if you have not seen 'Forever Knight', you can buy all three seasons here on Amazon for a good price. I ALSO recommend the series, especially after you see this. They are both excellent.
  Score: 5
• Posted on 2008-03-04
  Retread, even if it did come first.
  
  I remember watching the first season of Forever Knight (FK) when it was broadcast on network television. I stayed up late just to make sure I caught it.
  I had heard rumors of a TV movie that came before it, with Rick Springfield in the title role, but I couldn't ever actually find it anywhere.
  Then along comes my savior Netflix and I have the chance to see, what I believed, was a pilot movie for the show.
  
  Boy was I wrong.
  Less than 5 minutes into this, I was quoting right along with it. Word. For. Word.
  Needless to say, I was less than thrilled.
  I suppose there's some amusement at seeing the slight differences between this and the first two episodes of FK, but I was just annoyed at having wasted my time to watch it.
  I was even more annoyed at Mr Slan and Mr Parriot for not even bothering to change anything. Given the creative writing and very enjoyable episodes of FK, one or two more hour long shows couldn't have been -that- much of a chore.
  Score: 2
• Posted on 2008-01-06
  Forever Knight Version 1.0
  
  Made three years before "Forever Knight", "Nick Knight" was an earlier attempt at filming the pilot for this series. "Nick Knight" is almost scene-for-scene identical (clearly they used the same script and only made minor changes) to the pilot of "Forever Knight" (which is included in Forever Knight - The Trilogy, Part 1 (1992 - 1993) as episodes 1 and 2), except with a lower budget and different actors. I saw both pilots within a week of each other and although neither is brilliant, I considered "Nick Knight" to be the better of the two. The acting in "Nick Knight" is far and away better than that in "Forever Knight", in particular, Rick Springfield makes a far better Nick (the troubled vampire turned detective) than Geraint Wyn Davies. The scene in which he sits down to a goblet of warm blood as if it were a cup of hot chocolate is priceless.
  
  I recommend this movie to all "Forever Knight" fans, if only to see how the series could have been.
  Score: 3
• Posted on 2007-12-07
  Nick Knight
  
  I love this movie, I caught it on a late night movie channel and it combined my love of vampires and Rick Springfield. Very entertaining!
  Score: 5